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I talked to my college councellor
13 years ago
took it ok , finding info regarding my gender dysphoria.
I'm particulaurilt keen since my trans behaviour isn't atypical with classical transexualism.
I love my inner male; But desire inner female > inner male.
I see myself as a lady outwards appearance, very tomboy, very assertive, very punk .
I will keep in touch with a gender therapist. I'm particularily keen in slowing my masculinization.(namely anti antrogen, it will affect my hyperlibido)
but def once im through the remainder of my college courses I will move on with estrogen. and this is where my question arises?
Does the WPATH standards of care take into consideration different hormone regiments that cater to the individual in distress?
I'm particulaurilt keen since my trans behaviour isn't atypical with classical transexualism.
I love my inner male; But desire inner female > inner male.
I see myself as a lady outwards appearance, very tomboy, very assertive, very punk .
I will keep in touch with a gender therapist. I'm particularily keen in slowing my masculinization.(namely anti antrogen, it will affect my hyperlibido)
but def once im through the remainder of my college courses I will move on with estrogen. and this is where my question arises?
Does the WPATH standards of care take into consideration different hormone regiments that cater to the individual in distress?
with a degree of the so called blanchard's "autogynphilia" syndrome.
I don't just sexualize to become a transgenderist.I do naturally feel like I want to be a tomboy aswell.
I'm curious if WPATH takes into consideration different hormonal ratio regiments.
E > T (but not fully supressing T)-Heck anyone who think suppressing T fully to become a female is sadly mistaken aswell
You need T to have libido(male or female)
I just want in on what should be my balance in life.
For anyone who disagree's with blanchard's ideology know it isn't perfect but there are lots of us so called autogynphiles out there who don't joke about desiring to become a female.
The so called "Trapped in a man's body" doesn't stick with me.
NB = Nature loves variety, unfortunately society hates it